Supreme Court of India
Bidi Supply Co. v. The Union of India and Others.
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Constitution of India, Art. 14-Ifl,dian Income Tax Act, 1922 (XI oJ 1922), ss.5(7- ), 64(5)(b) as amended lYy Indian Income Tax (Amendment) Act, 1940 (Act XL of 1940)-Whether ultra. vires the Constitution-Transfer, Order of- 'll Central Board of Revenue under s. 5( 7- )-Transferring assusment proceeding of petitioner from Calcutta to Ranchi-Without notice to petitioner and without giving it opportunity to make representation against such decision-Consti tutionality of-Assessee, rights of-Under s. 64 of the Act. The petitioner-a. registered firm-has its head-office in Calcutta. where its
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